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I kinda appreciate how this whole thread answered all the questions I had
I didn’t bother to read what was on the underlined section of it. Sorry 😅
That would be true, if it wasn’t for the fact that people try to use the symptoms of NPD as proof that someone is a narcissist. You’ll see it in plenty of “therapy speech” communities.
You can call someone a narcissist all you want. But as soon as you pathologise it, it becomes clear that you aren’t talking about someone who’s just full of themselves. And unfortunately, the vast majority of the internet pathologised it, so it could only mean that.
This video explains the phenomenon very well: https://youtu.be/8ZFQG2e87ZU
I have neither a good posture or good hydration, so that’s a great start lol.
But I read about it and it’s quite reasuring that it’s nothing serious. Thanks!
Seriously though, what are these? I’ve had them for years and I’ve tried to ask my doctor about it, but I had too many issues to deal with or they didn’ believe me idk
I gasped when I saw this on here this is so good 😭
Strange. Scrolling through all these comments and no one pointed out colonial tourist countries. Like how do you even defend tourism in general when shit like that exists?
Binette@lemmy.mlto
Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Dude read the rules of woman only community and decided to post anywayEnglish
304·1 month agopost about women’s only space
150+ comments, 50 downvotes
Close enough. Welcome back reddit
Binette@lemmy.mlto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•You’re in a desert walking along in the sand when all of the sudden
10·1 month agoYeah it’s called an antivirus, liberal

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News@lemmy.world•Russia Uncovers 511 Billion-Barrels of Oil in Antarctica: One of the Largest Oil Discoveries That Could Threaten the Antarctic Peace
9·1 month agoThis title legit made me wanna not wake up tomorrow 😭
Times like this i need to remember to not needlessly buy stuff
It’s like we’re in some sort of weird route
Binette@lemmy.mlto
Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Adolf Hitler likely had a micropenis — and just one ballEnglish
361·1 month agoAight i’ll say this you guys have a weird fixation with penis sizes
Binette@lemmy.mltoGen-Z@piefed.world•Being Gen Z but not on TikTok makes me feel out of touch
7·1 month agoIt doesn’t really make me feel out of touch with my peers, but more my parents and older/younger relatives (like at least 3 years). I can’t even finish processing what i just watched before they go to the next video. I’ve always been pretty slow though
Binette@lemmy.mlto
Traditional Art@lemmy.world•“Happy Person Having a Pleasant Conversation in Public” by Randy Ortiz (2016). Charcoal, acrylic, pastel. 9x12″English
3·1 month agoWas gonna say it reminds me of diavolo’s stand
I’m not sure if it’s like that everywhere, but my costco doens’t need membership to access the restaurant area. Not that I disagree that the subscription carries a good chunk of costco’s revenue.
Binette@lemmy.mlto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Anti-AI people, did you ever like AI? If so, when did you stop?
2·2 months agoI would also like to add as a bonus section, but for those that say they would never have been able to do X or Y without AI, hear me out for a second.
I’m not gonna go on a tirade about how you should’ve been able to, or that you’re a bad person for asking AI for help. Just trying to put a new perspective through it, as someone who used to use it compulsively (OCD be damned).
I’m not sure if it is the case for everyone, but at least for me, using AI was mostly an insecurity thing. Things I’d usually be more comfortable looking up the internet, documentation, or asking people, I’d just ask AI. I just thought “I’m not that good at reading docs/looking up stuff”, or “People will just get annoyed and bothered if I ask too many questions”. AI never gets annoyed and “listens”. Plus it’s a relatively good search engine replacement for the median people.
The only reason I’m bringing this up is because I’ve noticed similar behaviour from the kids I taught coding. They would ask chatGTP to generate code for a cool idea they had, because they didn’t feel like anything they would be able to do would be good enough. It’s like they felt that the stuff they would be able to do was too lame, so might as well generate the code (the hours of debugging time this caused 😭). To contrast to that, back when I started python, I was stoked to make a base 10 decomposition program that only went up to 10^3. It was fun to figure it out, and I wanted them to have fun seeing the ideas and ways they thought to implement it working. I also hear a lot of this almost self-defeatist attitude when people talk about using AI (and I’m not talking about in the workplace. That’s another can of worms).
When I worked on my OpenBSD server, I thought I was “too unskilled” to read the documentation for setting up ikeV2, so I asked AI. After several back and forth of frustratingly explaining the issue, only to get stuff that doesn’t make sense, I gave the documetation a more in depth read, and managed to figure out the issue. This type of exchange happened several times, and after realising I was just using it as a glorified rubber duckie, I just flat out deleted my account. I would’ve wasted less time, energy and ressources if I had the courage to ask for help, and I feel a bit more ashamed about not doing so earlier
All this to say: don’t be afraid to ask help on forums, look up stuff on the internet, or ask someone you know for help on a task. It doesn’t help that people are in a tight schedule nowadays, and that workplaces expect mote output because of AI. But if you do manage to find some time for your personal activities, don’t hesitate to take your time, and try some of the above.
























The tabis with the frilled socks lol.
Looks amazing!